[auth] allow proxying root domains #213
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jphines
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Jun 13, 2019
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@cameronattard Thanks for the contribution! |
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My pleasure @jphines. Is there an ETA for the next release? |
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@cameronattard we're planning on creating a formal release at the end of the month. You can pull dev-releases from https://hub.docker.com/r/buzzfeed/sso-dev -- but there is some drift now from latest docs in master to what the latest builds. We're planning on cleaning those up as part of the formal release process. |
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Problem
Currently, when users try to proxy requests to a root domain (i.e. not a subdomain of the root domain), they receive a 400 response (invalid redirect parameter). I would like to be able to serve content on my root domains in addition to the subdomains.
Solution
Allow the literal root domain to be a valid redirect URI.